Unbelievable Flashcards
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Currency (n)
KÖ-rın-si The system of money in a country The currency of Japan is yen.
Loan (n)
LON Money that is borrowed He took a loan from the bank.
Be worth (phrase)
bi WÖRTH To have a certain value This ring is worth $500.
Invest (v)
in-VEST To put money to gain profit He invests in technology firms.
Can’t afford (phrase)
kent ı-FORD Not have enough money I can’t afford a new car.
Scale (n)
SKEYL Size or level of something We need to measure the scale of the project.
Waste (v/n)
WEYST To use badly or without purpose Don’t waste your time.
Inherit (v)
in-HE-rıt To receive from someone who died He inherited his grandfather’s house.
Owe (v)
OU To be in debt I owe her an explanation.
Aide (n)
EYD Assistant or helper The president’s aide arranged the meeting.
Charge (n/v)
ÇARÇ Price or fee for a service They charged me $10.
Raise (v/n)
REYZ To increase or collect money They raised funds for charity.
Bill (n)
BİL A written statement of money owed The phone bill is very high.
Budget (n/v)
BA-cıt A plan for spending money We need to stick to our budget.
Mortgage (n)
MOR-gıc Loan to buy a house They took out a mortgage for their new home.
Insurance (n)
in-ŞUR-ıns Protection against loss or damage I have health insurance.
Tax (n/v)
TAKS Money paid to the government We have to pay more taxes this year.
Live off (phr v)
LIV of To survive using someone/something He lives off his parents.
Take out (phr v)
TEYK aut To withdraw money or remove I need to take out cash.
Take out (phr v)
TEYK aut To go on a date or remove He took her out for dinner.
Invested (adj)
in-VES-tıd Put into something like real estate He is invested in real estate.
Debt (n)
DET Something owed He has a lot of credit card debt.
Property (n)
PRO-pır-ti Land or building owned He owns several properties.
Occasionally (adv)
ı-KEY-jı-nı-li From time to time I visit my aunt occasionally.